Gary Dretzka

In a matchup of 4-year-olds sired by Rahy--one an Eclipse winner, the other an unbeaten upstart--the filly with the most experience came out a half-length better in the Grade I...

Talk show host Jerry Springer, targeted by watchdog groups condemning "trash TV," also is feeling the sting of music critics. In an edition of Electronic Media magazine produced for the...

Night owls tuned to HBO at the end of 1995 got a preview of "The Late Shift," the cable movie based on Bill Carter's book about the battle to choose...

The Fox network said several new fall shows were showing signs of growth, despite slightly disappointing launches. Fox's John Matoian said that "Party of Five" had found an audience and...

Sensing there might be a chink in the armor of perennial hit "60 Minutes," NBC News President Andrew Lack announced Tuesday in Pasadena that "Dateline NBC" would mount a challenge...

The guest of honor was laid low by the flu, but in the best show-business tradition, the show went on without him Tuesday. Nearly 300 major donors turned out as...

Jerry Seinfeld made NBC very happy Monday when he announced before TV critics gathered in Pasadena that the cast of "Seinfeld" would return for at least another year of shows....

Independent studios may be an endangered species in Hollywood these days, but they produce some of the most interesting films in release--despite numerous constraints. Nominations for the 11th annual Independent...

Christine Albert "Underneath the Lone Star Sky" (dos) (star) (star) (star) 1/2 Stephen Bruton "Right on Time" (dos) (star) (star) (star) The convenient connection here is the label shared by...

Despite undergoing what PBS president and CEO Ervin S. Duggan described as a "tumultuous year" in 1995, the network "will survive and is here to stay." In remarks to TV...